Post–Bill of Rights Amendments | AP Gov. MV 2025-2026

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11th Amendment

Limits lawsuits against states.

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12th Amendment

Establishes separate ballots for president and vice president.

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13th Amendment

Abolishes slavery.

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14th Amendment

Defines citizenship, due process, and equal protection under the law.

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15th Amendment

Voting rights cannot be denied based on race.

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16th Amendment

Creates federal income tax.

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17th Amendment

Senators elected directly by the people (not state legislatures).

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18th Amendment

Prohibition of alcohol.

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19th Amendment

Women’s suffrage.

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20th Amendment

Changes inauguration dates (“lame duck amendment”).

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21st Amendment

Repeals Prohibition (18th).

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22nd Amendment

Limits the president to two terms.

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23rd Amendment

Grants Washington, D.C. electoral votes in presidential elections.

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24th Amendment

Prohibits poll taxes in federal elections.

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25th Amendment

Establishes presidential succession and disability procedures.

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26th Amendment

Lowers the voting age to 18.

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27th Amendment

Congressional pay raises do not take effect until the next term.